Assistant Director - Brighton OSHC

We are seeking a passionate and capable Assistant Director to join the established OSHC service at Brighton Primary School. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys working alongside educators, building positive relationships with children and families, and contributing to a high-quality, inclusive and engaging OSHC environment.

Working closely with the Director, you will play an important role in the day-to-day leadership and operation of the service, supporting educators and ensuring children experience a safe, welcoming and enriching environment.

About the role

As Assistant Director, you will support the Director and team to deliver quality, play-based education and care that prioritises the safety, wellbeing, development and voice of every child.

You will contribute to:

• Supporting the Director with the effective day-to-day operation of the OSHC service.
• Leading, guiding and supporting educators to deliver high-quality programs and experiences.
• Coordinating and evaluating developmentally appropriate programs in line with MTOP and the National Quality Standard.
• Supporting staff training, professional development and effective teamwork.
• Supporting compliance with regulatory, statutory, health and safety requirements.
• Contributing to quality improvement planning, self-assessment and QIP implementation.
• Supporting the development and implementation of inclusive programs that respond to the individual needs and interests of children.
• Building positive and reciprocal relationships with children, families, educators and the wider school community.
• Responding professionally and positively to parent enquiries, feedback and concerns.
• Promoting a safe environment and identifying and responding to hazards, risks, incidents and emergencies.
• Supporting accurate documentation, observations, records and daily routines.
• Providing guidance and support to educators, students and volunteers.
• Contributing to the ongoing development of a positive, respectful and collaborative team culture.

About you

• Qualified - holding a Diploma or equivalent/higher qualification approved by ACECQA for OSHC in South Australia.
• A confident and supportive leader who can guide educators and contribute positively to team culture.
• Child-focused, with a strong commitment to children's safety, wellbeing, inclusion and development.
• Knowledgeable of NQF, NQS and MTOP
• Develops and facilitates meaningful learning experiences that respond to children's interests and contributions.
• Recognises and manages hazards, risks, incidents and emergency situations.
• Builds secure, respectful and reciprocal relationships with children.
• Able to support children with diverse needs and positively guide behaviour.
• Comfortable communicating with families and responding professionally to questions or concerns.
• Committed to professional learning, reflection and continuous improvement.
• Knowledge of child protection and relevant compliance requirements

Why join Brighton OSHC?

This is an opportunity to become part of an established, community-focused OSHC service where your leadership, ideas and contribution can make a genuine difference.

You will work alongside an experienced Director and dedicated team, with the opportunity to further develop your leadership skills while helping create a positive and inclusive environment for children, families and educators.

If you are ready to step into a leadership role where relationships, quality practice and children's wellbeing are at the heart of everything you do, we would love to hear from you.

Essential requirements

• Diploma or equivalent/higher qualification approved by ACECQA for OSHC
• Working with Children Check.
• RRHAN
• Food Handling - DoFoodSafely
• First Aid & CPR
• Child Safety Certificates - Foundations & Advanced

How to Apply

Submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining:

• Your experience in a leadership role or why you are ready to take the next step in your career.
• Why you are interested in leading Brighton Primary School & Centre for Deaf Education OSHC.

For a confidential discussion, please contact Cherie Hamden at McArthur**:**
Email: [email protected]

Phone: (08) 8100 7000 8100 7000)

Applicants must have permanent Australian working rights or permanent residency.